Sabourin Paul
Professor
Department of Sociology
University of Montreal
Canada
Biography
Sabourin Paul is a Professor PhD (details): sociology (University of Montreal), Post-Doctorate CNRS-University of Marseille Contact : T elephone 514-343-7505 Pav. PAV.M.CARON-L.GROULX-3200 JB \ bur. C5090 at University of Montreal, Department of Sociology, Canada.
Research Interest
Sabourin Paul's research focuses on the sociology of practices and forms of knowledge of the economy. In this context, I researched private and state-owned companies, food aid practices in Quebec and the poverty experienced in various social environments and the heterodox genesis of economic thought in Quebec. Currently, I study the socialization of young people to the economy. Another part of my research and publications deals with fundamental sociology dealing with qualitative methodology, with sociological epistemology in order to examine the possibilities of cumulative sociological knowledge. Thus, I study the conceptualization of space and social time, social memory as well as the methodological approaches to the construction of sociological data, qualitative analysis methods as well as the methodological approach of case study. sociology. These works are based on the consideration of the social localization of social practices and forms of knowledge, including that of the sociologist, and are inspired by the classical works of Maurice Halbwachs. Areas of expertise
Publications
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2011 Sabourin, Paul, Brochu, Paul, "Fragmentation of national economies: the economy of people using the food" donation "in Quebec as an observatory ", Anthropologie et sociétés , 34,2.
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2011 Sabourin, Paul, "The Leplaysian contribution to the birth of a" heterodox "economic science in Quebec.", Social Studies , vol 151-152, p.53-82.
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2013 Sabourin, Paul, Our Universities in the Age of Economic Standardization: The Managing Roots of the "Crisis" of Higher Education, Cahiers Fernand Dumont , no.2, p. 302-329.
